Sentence examples for present audience from inspiring English sources

Most chamber music concerts present audience members with a light appetizer, a contrasting dish and a main course.

Without a physically present audience that we can see or hear, we are left free to imagine our audience however we wish.

The dictionary classifications (Crystal 2000) should require little explanation for the present audience; however the more modern descriptors may be more problematic.

The study uses video blogs, a spoken, asynchronous form of computer-mediated communication, to illustrate how talk reflects the lack of an immediately present audience.

Logically, it's hard to imagine anyone beyond kink's present audience really buying in.

Observing the present audience for what was announced nearly fifty years ago, I wonder when prosperity will stop being seen as counterrevolutionary. Will wanting to live in a house where the wind doesn't tear the roof off stop being, some day, a petty bourgeois weakness?

"The trick," he said, is to present audiences with "the very best".

It has become commonplace to present audiences with intentionally challenging characters.

"By joining with the Emelin, we can present audiences with works in the making as well as finished productions," Ms. Becker said.

When sung, elaborate literary artifices and unnatural word orders would present audiences with unnecessary problems, but simple words and repetitions of phrases provide aids to understanding.

At AIDS benefits and other events today, she may sing ballads, but disco nostalgia is ever present: audiences always demand her old hits, like "Last Dance" and "On the Radio".